Sentence examples for imagine of a from inspiring English sources

Ulbricht certainly doesn't seem to have been living the life you imagine of a criminal overlord.

As you might imagine of a man steeped in street-fighting machismo, there is no greater insult Eubank can deliver.

"Therefore any combination you can possibly imagine of a British government for the foreseeable future has ruled this option out," Osborne said, sitting alongside the Treasury's chief civil servant, Sir Nicholas Macpherson.

The heart of the area is Villasimius, whose archaeological museum is a guide to the human history of Sardinia, which has been incessantly resettled and contested, as one might imagine of a central Mediterranean island.

The tableau neither looks nor sounds like a county hospital -- or even what one might imagine of a former county hospital -- which is just what Westchester Medical's administration intends.

Still, there was a moment of levity: "It's really amazing that the three of you have achieved so little in the four years since college," she tells her friends, echoing the views, I would imagine, of a large majority of the audience.

The terror, real or imagined, of a downgrade of the UK's sovereign debt lurks behind George Osborne's austerity budget.

It's not unlike the difficulty (I imagine) of being a rapper.

Imagine that of a decade hence.

That's how you might imagine a "leak" of a big merger or acquisition would start.

Imagine a drawing of a woman.